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Be in the know: Today's political bullet points
Every day we ask influential politicos to send us their top three bullet points that are driving the day's conversation inside and outside Washington.
RedState.Com Editor Erick-Woods Erickson:
– The Fast & Furious investigation in Congress is heating up and now Congressman Issa has a U.S. Attorney cooperating with him.
– The CNBC debate on the economy is tonight. Hopefully they'll spend more time on 9-9-9 than the four women.
– So Sarko and Obama really did bad mouth the Israeli PM. After NY-09's loss, the President might want to work a bit more on rehabilitating himself with voters who are very pro-Israel.
Firedoglake.com Blogger/Founder Jane Hamsher:
– Live Blog for #Occupy Movement: Day 52, OWS Has Military Tents Now–
– Neocons Demand Obama Retract Factual Statement About Benjamin Netanyahu
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